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 1 III,  6| which are either fusible or malleable such as iron, copper, gold.
 2  IV,  8|   tractile or non-tractile, malleable or non-malleable, to be
 3  IV,  9| without admitting water) or malleable (without consisting of water),
 4  IV,  9|   tractile.~Some things are malleable, like copper. Some are not,
 5  IV,  9|  stone and wood. Things are malleable when their surface can be
 6  IV,  9|  not possible a body is not malleable. All malleable bodies are
 7  IV,  9|  body is not malleable. All malleable bodies are impressible,
 8  IV,  9|  all impressible bodies are malleable, e.g. wood, though on the
 9  IV,  9|  squeezable things some are malleable and some not: wax and mud
10  IV,  9|   some not: wax and mud are malleable, wool is not. Some things